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Percentage required for admission in 1


Vyshnavi vijayan 5th Nov, 2024
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Deepti Singh 5th Nov, 2024

Hello,

If it's the case of the percentage requirement for admission to Class 1 in schools like Sainik Schools or any other schools, then it is pretty minimum in usual terms. The main criteria for getting admitted into Class 1 is mostly age-related and not the academic percentage since it's at the initial point in their school life.

General Guidelines

  • Age Criterion: Most schools take children in Class 1 at an age ranging between 5-7 years.
  • Assessment: Some schools would undertake a basic entrance test or interaction to assess the child's preparedness for Class 1.

Class 1 admissions are rarely specific to academic performance or percentage requirements. The most reliable course of action would be to visit the school's website or contact the admissions office.

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